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NEWS AND NOTES.

To-day on the wanted page is a list of bargains being featured at the oneday saie announced for to-morrow. The list, is a comprehensive one, and you owe it to yourself to visit Herbert’s, Ltd., for tliis event.

Plentiful supply of fresh fish now available at the Fishermen's Mart; open all day to-day.

Ashbury Bowling Club ladies’ social evening will bo held in All Saints Hall, Waimaiaitai, to-night at 8.

Commencing at 2 p.m. to-niQrrow, A. N. Oakey and Co. will .sell on account of a client, who is leaving Timaru, furniture and effects.

On 'Tuesday next, at 1.30 p.m., at 19 Rose Street, A. N. Oakey and Co. are instructed by Air Alatthew D’A. Jukes, to sell his furniture and effects..

The latest issue of Stonc’6 Directory is a bulky volume of well over one thousand pages, well bound. The portion which covers Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough, and Westland contains a vast amount of information useful to all classes of the community.

Souter’s Busy Boot Stores are sole agents for the celebrated Equity shoes for ladies. Just opened up!—A largo shipment of ladies’ strap shoes. We stock “K” brand boots and shoes. Souter’s Boot Stores. ...

Warm wince.vettc, radianta and flannelette nightdresses for ladies in several styles," hemstitched, hand embroidered, etc. Unusual values at 6s lid, 7s lid, Ss lid, and Os lid. Inspect early at “The Louvre.”

Now that there is a little sharpness in the air, the time is right here for you to. purchase your winter requirements in the way of blankets, flannels, and eiderdown quilts. All wool Colonial flannel in Shetland, Dr. Grey and Orkney Is 9d yard. All wool Colonial flannel in all shades Is lid yard. A New Zealand production in Plunket flannel, a substitute for Doctor flannel, all shades 3s 6d. Coloured doctor flannel in fawn, sky rose, royal blue, nigger brown and pink, 4s lid yard. All wool shirting, good designs from 3s lid. Heavy grey plaiding flannels from 3s lid yard. Good warm quilts for the cold nights from 27s 6d. All the best makes of blankets always in stock. We only keep the best, and our prices are the lowest. Visit our busy store to-day, wo will be pleased to show you the goods. McGrucr, Davies and Co. ...

Bust and Co.’s special bulletin. Heavy twill back velveteens 22in. 4s lid a yard; colours, saxe, nigger, navy, mole, lizard green, grey. 36in. 8s 6d, black, navy, saxe, mole.

Pull-over sweaters and cardigans as colourful as the rainbow, and yet the height of good taste, have arrived at Cameron’s. At the modest price asked, these are expected to mako only r. short stay. ... Bust and Co.’s special bulletin. Double bed pure wool blankets; 25 pairs only at ;55s a pair. Dr. A. Sander, M.D., L.R.P.C., M.R.C.S., personally aupeYvisos manufacture of SANDER'S PUKE VOLATILE EUCALYPTUS. Its wonderful how values tell. The every increasing hosiery tnde at “The Louvre” proves that our vaiues are equalled. We have some new lines just opened. Keener priced than ever at 4s fjd, 4s lid, and 5s lid in silk and wool and all wool, in every shade. If its hosiery of any kind buy it at “The Louvre.” INFLUENZA. — For Influenza and colds in the head, there is nothing bettet than Fcbro. it quickly relievos those aches and pains and reduces feverishness after a few doses. The running of the eyes and nose is checked at once, arid the congested and stuffy feeling in the head is promptly' relieved. Influenza and colds are the most common of ailments, and the importance of checking them in the early stage cannot bo overestimated. Fcbro has been used by thousands with remarkable success, and all testify to its wonderful properties.- Price 2s 6d and 4s 6d ; posted bd'extra. E. C. Ayres, M.P.S , P.H.C., Chemist,, Timaru. ...

A shipment of tho famous long-life Burgess batteries and torches has arrived at Rodgers’s, Stafford Street. All sizes from the tiny twinkler to the 12 c.p. kind. A high-grade article at a iow figure. Inspection solicited. It. A. Rodgers, motor and cycle importer and dealer, Timaru.

NERVE TONIC.—Are you troubled with nerves and loss of sleep? If so take a course of Ayres’s Nervita. ft is a brain and nerve food, and will prove boon to thousands of men and women who are run down through over-work, worry or anxiety. It increases mental activity and muscular power, improves tho appetite, and fatigue and depression ol spirits occur less frequently. Anyone who is overworked or subject to mental strain derives immense benefit front a course of this medicine. As a general building up tonic, it is unequalled. Price 2s Get end 3s 6d ; posted 6d extra.. E. C.. Ayres, A.L.P.S., P.H.C., Chemist, Timaru.

CHILDREN’S COUGH REMEDY— Ayres’s Junior Cough and Cold Remedy shou'd be kept in every home. It is composed of harmless ingredients and can be given to children of all ages A few doses quickly relieve the coughing, promote expectoration and reduce the temperature in feverish colds. Pleasant to take and children like it. Price Is 6d and 2s 6d: posted 6d extra E. C. Ayres, M. P.S., P.H.C., Chemist, Timaru.

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 3 June 1926, Page 8

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NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 3 June 1926, Page 8

NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 3 June 1926, Page 8

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